[Jacob (JacobPEvans-personal)]

Summary

• Adds "versioning": "always-bump-minor" to release-please-config.json — a native release-please setting that prevents automated major version bumps
• Adds $comment documenting the org-wide policy so the key doesn't get silently removed again
• Triggered by claude-code-plugins#176 where an accidental v2.0.0 was created after this config was dropped

Test plan

• Verify release-please workflow still runs on next push to main
• Confirm no major version bump PR is created

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This pull request implements a crucial change to the release-please configuration to prevent accidental automated major version bumps. It ensures that the release process defaults to minor version increments and clearly documents this organizational policy within the configuration file itself, thereby safeguarding against unintended breaking changes in releases.

Highlights

• Release Please Configuration: Added "versioning": "always-bump-minor" to release-please-config.json to prevent automated major version bumps and ensure only minor versions are incremented by default.
• Policy Documentation: Included a $comment in release-please-config.json to explicitly document the org-wide policy that major version bumps must be human-initiated, preventing accidental removal of this critical setting.

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Code Review

This pull request modifies release-please-config.json to set the versioning strategy to always-bump-minor, which will prevent release-please from automatically creating major version bumps. A comment has also been added to document this as an organizational policy. The change is correct and effectively implements the desired versioning behavior. I have no further feedback.

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Pull request overview

Updates the repository’s release-please configuration to enforce an org-wide “no automated major bumps” policy, aligning automated releases with the intended versioning approach.

Changes:

• Adds versioning: "always-bump-minor" to prevent release-please from automatically computing major version bumps.
• Adds a $comment entry documenting the policy to reduce the chance of accidental removal later.

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[Jacob (JacobPEvans-personal)]

Superseded by centralized enforcement in JacobPEvans/.github#123 — the shared workflow now injects versioning: always-bump-minor at runtime via jq, so individual repos don't need this setting (DRY).